Nice picture draw by 6 year old girl

Those are very strange questions to ask a kid about their parent.Seems like an arbitrary and confusing grading system. Also, seeing as how letter grades are supposed to reflect academic achievement, the mother would (in all likelihood) not receive a grade of her own as it is her child completing the assignment.Kids doing terrible I swear. I think this time you should leave the child at home so we can discuss this privately. We would not want to give the child a complex. Wear heels though. And since you'll be there and back in one night, might as well save yourself the trouble and not bring clothes.

You know how the latest school fundraising thing is printing kids artwork out on mugs and stickers and selling it to parents and relatives? I have a couple mugs with my nieces' artwork and when people come over they sometimes ask me if it's an obscure impressionist painting or abstract art. I'm usually like "no that's what my niece thinks her dog looks like."napster was king and 3.5 mb mp3's took 30-120 min to download. oh and you had to ask users personally if you could view/download mp3's from their library list. i miss the internet. the new internet sucks. you all suck.

Well when your a child thinkin in terms of your parents they typically wake up, get ready, and go to work... Probably don't even know what a bar is. Even if your parent really is going to a bar, or if she's really a prostitute, "going out" probably means going to work to a child.This is a common thing teachers do for mother's day or other occasions-- ask wacky questions and get wacky answers. It creates something that's fun to look at years later.Yeah, agreed. These might both be drawn by an adult mimicking a child, but they definitely weren't drawn by the same child. A child doesn't go from drawing hair only growing from the top of a disproportionately large head and no pupils, to eyelids and noses and understanding how to hide hands behind clothing.

The second picture had some adult help in the drawing. There are too many age related additions in the second picture in comparison with the first picture. There are psychological tests that use drawings to determine a few elements of maturation. One is the "Draw a Man" test. There are others in which the child is asked to draw the self. Certain features are commonly added at certain ages. For example, feet, two legs, hands, fingers, arms, eyes, brows, nose, mouth are added by children at specific developmental ages. The second picture is far me sophisticated and was probably not drawn by the same artist as the first picture, unless help was provided.